TITLE

...while MedPAC puts blame on insurers

AUTHOR(S)
Gardner, Jonathan
PUB. DATE
September 2001
SOURCE
Modern Healthcare;9/10/2001, Vol. 31 Issue 37, p10
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
Reports on the claim of Medicare Payment Advisory Commission that private insurers are partly liable for the financial struggles of hospitals in the United States. Decline in the average length of hospital stay of a Medicare inpatient; Rise in the Medicare inpatient income; Remarks from Carmela Coyle of the American Hospital Association.
ACCESSION #
5332683

Tags: MEDICARE Payment Advisory Commission (U.S.);  HEALTH insurance -- United States;  HOSPITALS

 

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